University to Sponsor
Historical Field Trips
The public imiy participate in !
tours to historical sites in Oregon :
and in n bntnnnirul Held trip
sponsored by the University Of-1
flee of Continuing Education dur-'
ing May.
Mrs. Victor P. Morris, well I
known lecturer in Oregon his-1
tory, will accompany the histori- j
cal tours, and point out other'
sites of historical Interest as well;
as Information ubout the specific !
locations whicli will be visited.
The first chartered bus tour, j
May 11, will include u visit to the
boyhood home of Herbert Hoover
— the present Minthorn House in
Newberg and to the Portland
mansion of Henry Pittock, pub
lisher of the Oregonian Publish-!
ing Company for many years.
A personal friend of former j
President Hoover, Hurt Brown
Barker, will conduct the tour of!
the Minthorn House Barker, vice1
president emeritus of the Uni
versify, was responsible for the
restoration of tills historical land
mark.
The famous residence of John !
McCoughlin, head of the Hudson's i
Hay Company in the early days of;
Oregon history, will be toured i
during the May 14 tour. That tour j
group will also visit Chnmpoegl
State Park and the adjacent resi
dence of Robert Newell, Oregon
pioneer and fur trapper who was'
prominent in the state's provi-1
sional government.
James Hickman, graduate as- ■
sistant in biology at the Univcr
sily will conduct a field trip on
May 21 to explore some of the
trees, shrubs, and plants in the
Cascades.
All interested persons are eli
gible to participate, although the
number of participants in each
tour will lie limited A registra
tion fee of $7 covers bus fare,
and admission charges to the Me
Coughlin House and the Newell
House.
Those wishing further informa-1
tion may contact the University j
office of Continuing education,
342-1411, Kxt. 2105
Construction Planned
For Oregon Libraries
Aii inventory of academic li
brary buildings or additions in
Oregon which have* been com
pleted since January 1, 1960, or
which are now under construction
shows nine projects with a total
cost of §7,480,108.
Results of the inventory were
released by the State Sponsoring
Committee for National Library
Week, scheduled April 17 to 23.
Projects listed included: Cen
tral Oregon College. Bend, $256,
000; George Kox College, New
berg. $208,415; I.infield College,
McMinnville, $300,000; Multno
mah School of the Bible, Portland.
$11,300; Oregon State University,
Corvallis, $2,215,553; Oregon
Technical Institute, Klamath
Kails, $150,000; Reed College,
Portland, $580,000; Southern Ore
gon College, Ashland, $1,800,000;
and the University, $2,100,000.
In addition, the inventory
showed 20 Oregon academic li-_
brary building projects which are
in the planning stages. Institu
tions involved were;
Blue Mountain Community Col
lege, Pendleton. $709,000 (esti
mated cost); Cascade College,
Portland, $600,000; Clatsop Col
lege, Astoria, $400,000: Concordia
College, Portland, $800,000; Last
ern Oregon College, La Grande,
Campus Briefs
Announcements tor Campus Brtefa muil
be turned in by 3:30 p m. the day before
publication. Because of apace limitation*
no announcements will be run more than
twice.
Crcaton Crcckrrn arc atked to join the
S W IN E. Proteat at noon Saturday.
Bring your sign* and moms.
The Womb cofTcchouae will be open to
student* nnd parent* from 9 p.m.-l a m.
Friday and Saturday at 1430 Kincaid.
Everyone i« invited to participate in coffee,
convolution, and talent.
Ticketa are now on aale for the annual
Buaineaa Administration Day aponaored by
the School of Business. They ate being sold
in front of the Dean's office. Student Union
Main Desk, and the Alpha Kappa Pai of
fice. room 239 Commonwealth. The theme
will be "Dcmotihtration for Business.” Don
Kennedy, Director of Sale* for White Stag
Manufacturing Company, will apeak at the
banquet Thursday at the Eugene Hotel.
$334,000; Lane Community Col
lege, Eugene, $1,500,000; Lewis j
and Clark College, Portland, j
$1,353,000.
Marylhurst College, Marylhurst,
$973,00; Mt Angel Abbey, St j
Benedict, $800,000; Mt. Angel Col
lege, Mt. Angel, $850,000; Oregon
' College of Education, Monmouth,
$530,000; Oregon State Univer-1
i sity, Corvallis, $1,104,820; Pacific'
i University, Forest Grove, $710,
000; Portland Community Col-1
lege, Portland, $297,000; Portland '
State College, Portland, $1,938,
500.
Southwestern Oregon Commu
nity College. Coos Bay, $335,400;,
Treasure Valley Community Col
lege, Ontario; Umpqua Commu ,
nity College. Roseburg, $303,000: 1
the University (Science Division), i
and the University Medical
School, Portland, $207,000
—
Stahl Receives
Honorary Role
Franklin W. Stahl, professor of
biology at the University, has
j gone to Oakland University at
| Rochester, Mich , to receive the
! honorary degree of doctor of sci
ence at Oakland University's
fourth commencement program.
i He is an associate in the Univcr
j sity Institute of Molecular Biol
| ogy.
i Stahl and Mcselson collabora
ted on experiments that establish
[ ed the way in which DNA, the
hereditary material, duplicates.
I Stahl has since then made ba
I sic contributions towards under
standing the mechanism by which
certain mutations occur and also
towards understanding recombi
nation. He is the author of a text
book on genetics.
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